Middle Finger Dunk AI prompt: text-only and video-edit versions, tested

A vertical 9:16 phone video, exactly 9 seconds, photoreal live action in full natural colour: a one-on-one basketball game at night on an outdoor court under bright floodlights, a red and green court with white lines, a glass backboard on a blue pole, adult spectators behind plain red banners. A slightly handheld camera. WHO: the dunker is the subject in @Image1; the defender is a made-up defender in a plain T-shirt. Each wears exactly what their own photo shows; if a photo shows little of the clothes, a plain T-shirt and plain athletic shorts that suit them. No caps, no hats, no headbands, no wigs, no logos, no numbers, no printed lettering. Hands and wrists are bare: no gloves, wristbands, rings, bracelets or watches. SHOTS: [0-1.5 s] The dunker dribbles past a made-up defender in a plain T-shirt on the court, the camera running alongside. [1.5-4.4 s] Slow motion: the dunker leaps into a wide airborne split right at the rim, the ball in one hand, the other hand held up with the middle finger raised, grinning; the defender watches from the left foreground. [4.4-8.2 s] A cut to behind the defender: the ball drops through the hoop, the dunker lands, then walks straight toward the camera bouncing the ball with one hand and holding the middle finger up to the lens with the other, the whole face visible and grinning. [8.2-9.0 s] A fast whip pan across the court. No split screen, no extra players, no text, logos, numbers or watermarks anywhere. Faces stay consistent from start to end; the whole face stays visible when the hand with the raised finger is up beside it.

Edit @Video1. It is a 9-second vertical phone video of a one-on-one basketball game at night on an outdoor court under floodlights: [0-4.4 s] one handheld shot that follows the dunker dribbling past the defender, driving to the basket and leaping into a slow-motion airborne split at the rim, ball in one hand and the middle finger of the other hand raised; [4.4-8.2 s] a shot from behind the defender as the ball drops through the hoop, the dunker lands, then walks toward the camera bouncing the ball and holding the middle finger up to the lens; [8.2-9.0 s] a fast whip pan across the court. Replace the complete visible appearance of the dunker, not just the face: face, hair, skin, body, clothes, hands, arms, legs and neck. Nobody they replace may remain recognizable in any frame, before or after the cut. WHO IS WHO, by role in @Video1: - The dunker in the heather-grey T-shirt, who dribbles past the defender, leaps into the split at the rim with the ball in one hand and the middle finger up on the other, lands and walks toward the camera bouncing the ball with the middle finger held up to the lens, becomes the person from @Image1. Face, hair, age, build and clothes come from the photo, nothing from the people they replace. Each wears exactly what their own photo shows; if a photo shows little of the clothes, a plain T-shirt and plain athletic shorts that suit them. No caps, no hats, no headbands, no wigs, no logos, no numbers, no printed lettering. Hands and wrists are bare: no gloves, wristbands, rings, bracelets or watches. Every frame of the jump, the landing and the walk to the camera, from the first frame to the last, is the person from @Image1. These belong only to the people being replaced, never put them on the new people: the heather-grey T-shirt, the navy shorts, the close-cropped black hair and the dark red glove on the raised hand of the dunker. Each new person stays as close to the camera and as large in the frame as the person they replace. The defender stays exactly as in @Video1. No one else steps onto the court and nobody changes places. Keep everything else in @Video1 exactly the same: the framing, the handheld camera movement, the slow motion of the jump, the cut and the whip pan, the timing, the dribble, the drive, the airborne split, the raised middle finger at the rim and to the lens, the ball dropping through the hoop, the landing and the walk toward the camera, the spectators behind the red banners, the night sky, the floodlights, the trees, the green and red court with its white lines, the blue hoop pole, the glass backboard, the orange rim and the white net. No new text, logos or watermarks.